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AI Risks July 11, 2025 · Euronews

Two Chinese nationals detained in Kyiv on suspicion of attempting to steal military tech, SBU says

Two new AI web browsers hope to challenge Google's dominance in search ... UK faces 'unpredictable threat ' from Iran, intelligence report warns.

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